Subscribe to Our RSS Feed
Keep up to date on C4G Blog by subscribing to our feed in your favorite RSS reader or by email.

Subscribe Rss Feed



Most Popular Articles
bullet Dow Jones Down Over 300 Points
bullet AccountNow Prepaid Visa Review
bullet GOOG Drops 5% - Google Shareholders Taking a Beating
bullet 10 Highest Priced Stocks
bullet Nouveau Riche University
bullet HostGator Sucks - Fraudulent Billing
bullet The Hottest Sleeper Real Estate Investments in Europe
»» 50 Most Popular Articles...

Consumer Information

FRB - Consumer Handbook on Adjustable Rate Mortgages.
FTC Consumers - FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection.
Find A Lawyer - Searchable US Lawyer and Attorney Database.
US Demographics - US State Info and Demographic Data







[Most Recent Quotes from www.kitco.com]


November 4, 2007

comment Follow Up : 10 Highest Priced Stocks

Filed under: Financial News — C4G @ 1:40 pm

Following up on our October 20th post 10 Highest Priced Stocks, here’s a table of data showing the change in value of the stocks we listed.

Company Ticker 10/20 Price 11/2 Price Change Pct Change
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. BRK-A 127,100 132,500 +5,400 +4.24%
Mechanics Bank MCHB.OB 19,300 19,400 +100 +0.51%
Berkshire Hathaway HLD B BRK-B 4,324 4,402 +78 +1.80%
Sunwest Bank SWBC.OB 2,455 2,450 -5 -0.20%
First Nat. Bank Alaska FBAK.OB 2,050 2,000 -50 -2.50%
Seaboard Corp. SEB 1,743 1,607.12 -135.88 -7.79%
Washington Post Co. WPO 790 800.15 +10.15 +1.28%
First Citizens Bancorp. FCBN.OB 666 658 -8 -1.20%
CME Group, Inc. CME 613 649.75 +26.75 +5.99%
Google inc. GOOG 644 711.25 +67.25 +10.4%

As you can see, desipte recent down-turns in the market, Inc. continues to gain ground while others haven’t been so lucky. Regardless of Google’s gains, the one thing to note is that the majority of these stocks have held their ground with the exception of Coproration (traditionally, one of the market’s best small caps).

Overall, if you were holding these stocks as your portfolio, you would be up +12.53% over the last two weeks, or an average of +1.25% per position. Numerically speaking, if you have invested $1Mil across this group of stocks, you would have gross earnings of $125,000 over the last two weeks (average $8928.57 per day) before capital gains and trading fees.The important thing to remember is that Industrial Average (^DJI) as a whole has seen a +.50% gain since October 19th, or a .03% per day gain and these 10 stocks are beating the average.

We will be tracking these same stocks every two weeks for the rest of the year to see how they perform against the average.



• • •

4 Comments »

    #1
    November 5, 2007 @ 10:39 am | Comment
    by Google_Boy

    Of coure Google is leading the way out of the top 10 stocks. It’s only a matter of time before Google is in the top 5.

    #2
    November 8, 2007 @ 7:04 am | Comment
    by C4G

    Google is headed for a major downgrade from the analysts. there’s no way thir stock can hold much moving forward.

    #3
    November 14, 2007 @ 8:53 am | Comment
    by Kenneth

    I wish I had the money to get into these stocks. i’ll keep trying and will be waiting for your next update Dave.

Comments RSSTrackBack URI

Leave a comment


Previous Related Posts :


Recent Comments
Leon : Part of me thinks this is hilarious, part of me thinks it is tra...
DG : Paypal are not as perfect as some of you try to make out. I live...
Jessica : Ponzi schemes are the worst kind of financial trap to fall into,...
Denise : Just to let everyone know. Acct Now is not accepted at ANY car...
seabrook island real estate : Financing for the Real Estate Purchases was a good thing but the...
Hotelier : Thanks for beware. Now I will know what to do in order not to be...
Simon : This is very sad news but unfortunately something which was alwa...
More Resources
Small Business Association - Help and resources for business.

fee only financial advisor- Personalities and sales pitches have nothing to do with the competence and ethics of fee only advisors registered with Paladin



Add to Technorati Favorites

BRDTracker

Valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional u comment i follow

Powered by: WordPress